A teleprompter for Mac, straight from the browser
Open NextPrompt on your Mac, put the script on the screen by your camera, and control it from your phone. Nothing to install.
A browser teleprompter on your Mac
Open NextPrompt in Safari or Chrome on your Mac and the script scrolls on the screen you already have by your camera. For calls and recordings, put the Display link in a window near the webcam, size the text, and read while you look at the lens. No download, no license key.
How it works on Mac
Create an Event, add your Script, and open its Display link in a browser window. Set size, width, and speed once and NextPrompt remembers them for that Script. On a laptop, position the window at the top of the screen, as close to the camera as possible. On an external monitor, put the window wherever your eye line lands.
Control it from another device
Drive the scroll from your phone with the Control link, so your hands never reach for the keyboard on camera. Start, pause, and speed changes sync to the Mac in real time. Or hand the Control link to a producer and let them pace you.
Questions
Does NextPrompt need a Mac app?
No. It runs in Safari, Chrome, or any modern browser on your Mac. There is no download and no license key.
Can I control the Mac prompter from an iPhone?
Yes. Open the Display link on the Mac and the Control link on your iPhone. The phone becomes the remote and the Mac follows in real time.
Is the Mac teleprompter free?
Yes. The free plan is a working two-screen teleprompter, and the live demo opens with just an email.
Open a teleprompter in your browser
Free to start. No install, no app, no card. Paste your script, open it on the screen you read from, and control the scroll from another device.